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TRADE IN GENERAL.
Quotations at St. Louis, Phiiad0Iphia, Balti.
more, Cincinnati and Other Points.

ST. LOUIS. July 1I~-Flour quiet and dull. Wheat
irregular and weak l4c lower. An attempt was made
ensd bu at the close No. red CASH
74isc: July. S4h@74isc, closing at 74l4c August,
eoss s sse eosns C
77c. Corn improved LEI L. closing dull: cash 80 lee;
sase. elssins At Sac; oesoSsr SEQ Oats. easy:
cash, 2se; July 24c; August 2ss1c e. September,
ethy ys SSs1 prairie lu 5SSsI
do old, $9.OO0l1.OO Eggs dull at Sc. Butter firm
as Steady at whisky sssy
$1.O5 Provisions dull. Pork irregular; SIS so.
long clear. rs 67.e5c; clear ribs. 7950sOO short
clear. 3. zoe. Bacon-Boxed shoulders 20;
long clear and clear ribs short CLEAR b-s
wheat 10 900; corn 81. 900 bu; oats 1000 bu;
S aee % pu ps
Blu; rye. 1000 bu; barley. none.
PHILADELPHIA, July 11.-Flour quiet, but
os1sc: August % s.as ssptsmbsr
October. S5408614c. Corn-Spot frmer; No.
noSa
firm: No. mixed 33iec No. 3 white IS 037c; No.
10 s1 white AUGUST sssss arss
September, 337s034iec; October. 34A034aac.
ss.s0ni sfsxs pr@s s
$3.50; prime mess - oo new family 65o917.5o.
fined 7.25a775c: steamed 6.7506soc. Butter
Quiet and less firm; creamery. extra 1920.
Chssse~Duli and weak: Ohio flats, choice. ssa 9sc
Receipts-Flour. $500 brls; wheat 43 900 Blu;
1900 bu corn, 81. 900 bu; ~ oats, 5, 600 bu ''''
$3.50; fancy. S. 1898 90 Wheat fr r No Cred red.
74aac; receipts. p 900 blu; shipments. 5000 bu.
Oats strong; No. s' mixed soiaas1c. Rye ir
1t At in
strong and higher; short ribs, &c. Bacon stronger;
steady; sales of $40 brls of finished goods on
basis OF $IO5. Butter firm fancy creamery, 2lc;
az 1Oc. Cheese firm; small full cream 9la01Oc;
LiHssed oil steady a4a4 Sugar Unchanged hard
BALTIMORE. July -wheat-Western steady,
closing quiet; No. winter red spot s40s4 Ice; July
$500 Sac; August. S3 q 084 lsc September, S4aa0
4404il9c; July Asa 044lac; August 44044ac.
mixed 360s7c- Rye steady .5so6oe. Provisions
fined. S4c Butter irm Western packed. IL
creamery. 16020c. Eggs quiet 12la l3c. Coffee
1910. Other articles unchanged Receipts-Flour
12434 brs: wheat 81 100 bu; % 900 bu; oats,
200 Shipments-Flour. l,O76 brls; wheat,
LOUISVILLE. July 11.-Grain firm. Wheat-Eo.
long berry, spot. 76c; No. 2 red. 75c. Corn--No.
mixed 40c; white 44c. Oats-No. 2 % 020lac.
clear sides 5000; shoulders 6.5Oc Bulk meats
Clearrb sides. 7SOc clear sides g. 12a9c; shoulders.
5.75c. Mess pork nominal. Hams-Sugar-cured.
115OO12c. Lard-Choice leaf. &c..
TOLEDO. o., July 11.--whoat active and steady;
August, 77ae; September 7sSso Dscember. s5ase'
cepts~Wheat, $1,000 bus corn, 1000 bu. oats.
1000 bu. Shipments-Wheat Al 900 bu corn, 81
600 bu; oats 1000 bu.
Sic; Michigan red, cash, SIC; No. red. cash,
7sl4c; July 7sc; August. 7Sc; September, 79c.
Corr. 3siac. Oats-No. q 20iac; No. 2. white.
33c; Receipts-Wheat. 1880 bu corn, none oats,
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Cash quotations were follows: Flour bet
ter demand: prices remain unchanged. No. 2
spring wheat. I'll % TIC; No spring wheat, 63c;
No. red. 742o. No. corn. 354c. No. oats.
25sc. No. 2 rye, 48c. No. barley, nomi-
nal. Mess pork, per bril- $145O015. Lard,
per 100 lbs, So. As. Short-rib sides (oose)
1857 SOC; dry-salted shoulders (boxed), s. 100
5. SOC; short-clear sides (boxed), SIS a g. Zoe.
Whisky. distilers' finished goods, per gal, ST. 10.
Sugars. cut-loaf, 81 064c; granuated. 6tc; stand
ard A, 5tc.
On the Produce Exchange to-day the butter
market was active for good grades; ere amsry,
Is a Ice; dairy, 124 q 16c Eggs, firm at ID
0133c
Receipts--Flour. IA. 900 brls: wheat 26. 900 bu:
corn, $1,000 bu; oats, 96, 900 bu rye, 5000
barley, 600 bu. Shpments-Flour, A, 1000 brls;
wheat, BOG, 900 bu; corn. 44S, 900 bu; oats, TO-
600 bu; rye. 5000 bu; barley. TOO bu.
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CONDITION OF THE MARKETS
Wheat Opens Actively, but Prices Ease
Off Slightly Toward the Close.
Corn Moderately Active, with Fair Volume
of Trade-Oats Quiet-Proyision Active.
with q Decidedly Stronger Feeling.


An Unusually Dull Day, Transactions Being
Small and of Little Importance.
NEW YORK, July 1l--Money on call was
Easy. at 305 per cent, the Last loan being made
&c 3 per cent. closing offered at per cent
Prime mercantile paper, 505s per cent.
Sterling exchange dull at 81 S23 for CO.
Aay bills, and 81 s3s for demand.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were 144,496
shares, including the following: Delaware,
Lackawana 81 Western. Il, 500; Erie. 4,015; Lake
Shore, 3,34O; Louisville & Nashville. $50;
Missouri Pacific, 1920; Northwestern. $3.50;
Reading. g. $40; St. Paul, 19.460; Western Union.
15, 500
The stock market was unusually dull through
out the entire day, and the result of the trans
actions was of very little Importance. The
trading retained its usual professional character.
with an almost total lack of feature. The course
of prices was very irregular but fluctuations in
all except one or two stocks were confined
within fractional limits. Some depression was
caused in the early trading by the unexpectedly
! low figures from London. and although news,
except the usual reported damage to the crops,
was scarce and unimportant, certain rumors
were set ahoat which had some influence on
values. Those throwing doubt upon the imam
Z cial status of some parties to the Baltimore d
Ohio deal caused some feeling Of uncertainty.
The assertion that the government would adj
vertise for the purchase of bonds in the near
The manipulation of Wheeling 81 Lake Erie,
by which its price depressed nearly
10 per cent, followed by a partial re-
covery. had no influence whatever upon
the general list. Manhattan regained part of its
late losses, but movements in the remainder
were generally without significance. The open
ing quite irregular, though the changes
from Saturdays hgures'were for small fractions.
The market was dull but firm in the early trad
ing, and few stocks displayed decided strength.
The early advances, however, were generally
lost before noon. by which time Wheeling 81
Lake Erie had reached its lowest point The
market was alternately heavy and firm. within
very narrow limits. and beyond the rallies in
Wheeling Lake Erie g. Manhattan the after
Moons trading was entirely featureless The
close was generally heavy at or near the lowest
figures reached. Notwithstanding this, howev-
or, a majority Of stocks show slight advances as
compared with Saturdays figures while Man
haitian is mp 81 and Texas Pacific 1 per cent.
The net loss in Wheeling 81 Lake Erie Ia 81 per
cent.
Railroad bonds were extremely dull and unin-
teresting, the only noticeable feature being the
activity In Texas Pacific income receipts, which
contributed $147, 900 Of q total days business OF
e6l3, 900 The course of prices was Irregular,
though fluctuations were insignihcant.
Government and State bonds were dull and
steady. Closing quotations were;
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oHEEF-ItecsipIS' - shIPmehts, -.
few here. Market strong at unchanged pric
Elsewhere.

CHICAGO, July 1.-The DrOvers' Journal reports;
sis' sasss ST." s sa S Sss hs
Hoss~Recepts, 10. 900, shipments. s. 900. Mar.
ket strong; rough aud mixed, $5.O0U5. 25, packing
and chipping 80 lo0o.3o; light $5.o50o3o skps
sbssp-Rseoipss. 1900. shipments 400. Market sa
s.75, Texans s3.o0os.50; lambs. $I6004oo per
NEW YORK. July l1-Beeves--Receipts, .includ-
erers direct, 1900 head making o. $50 for the
week The trading wa. f9ir eommon e extra steers
eral sales Of steers were at S4.4o04.7o.
sheep1ReceiPt:, IA 100. making $4,000 for the
week Market dull and lower for all sorts except
choice lambs and about 20 carloads remained unsod
shss sold ma ss' q for III.
week. Market steady for live hogs at $5.6o059o
with fair to good Ohio and State hogs sold at $1,000
ST. LOUIS July 1l.-cattle-Rece ipts, 100,
shipments. 400 Market steadyi choice heavy native
Sa;sS.r: s g Sssss e
feeders fair to good $3.Io039o; stockers. fair to
good So loe2oo; Texas. common to good corn-fed
Hogs-Receipts. 3, 900: shipments 200. Market
$50; packing and Workers s5 0505.20; pigs, com.
mon TO good. 81 30 90.
Sheep-Receipts, $500; shipments 200. Market
So. 6O04.6O
ss d 81 Jsy ls es.sd al. p:
to 25c off from last closing prices.
so9 ~ Ma ao
$50, common and light 50 70 q 8 80. 200 I'M
market slow at last weeks closing prices.
BUFFALO. July Observation-Disclosures 2,213.
Prices declined lo925e from last Mondays prices
ping. s4 20 40 ssockers ana feeder veais, 81 @5
Sheep Receipts: 500. Advanced l5025c com
good TO choice lambs, $3.50.
Hogs Receipts. 7,254. Easier but not quotAbiy
lower.
PHILADELPHIA, July Observation-Disclosures dull.
Receipts. 2 400; prime. 4%D5kc: good, Al 0ii 2c;
medium. "a 04c; common ia o3lac.
sheep-Rsceip.s. II 900, good stock active; COM
medium 3isc; common. lla034c. Lambs. 2is0
73sc
Hogs dull Receipts $500, Western. 7is07ac.
CINCINNATI. July 11.-Hogs active and firm com
and light. $500 as. Is; packing ami butchers,
81 9O15.2O. Receipts LOO; shipments. 400
KANSAS CITY, July 1l.-Castle-Receipts.
!. 200; shipments. J. 100 Market weak and shade
lower; good to choice cornfed. $500 94.05: COM
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NEW YORK AND CHICAGO.

Yesterdays Quotations on Produces nc the
Two Great Commercials, Centsrs.
NEW YORK. July. 1I-Flons, receipts. 80, l96
packages: exports, $40 brls and $40 sacks;
sales. 1900 brls; market firm.
Wheat-Receipts, 49l, 700 bu; exports, 100, 030
bu; spot lots Of winter tase lower; spring 4 pic
higher, closing steady; export trading moderate.
Options variable and irregular; July advanced
fc early, later declined lac. closing weak; other
months opened s0tc better, closing with i'm
provsment lost Speculation was moderate;
No. spring, SO 93tc; No. / Northern, SEC; No.
hard, 67@57te, ungraded red. 81 $3.50; No. 3
red, nominal; No. rcd, s6s @S74c, closing ut
S0Ac; August S5k1SS1c. closing at S5tc; Sep
TENDER SO ID 66ae. closing at 66c; October, SIT %
S7Bc. closing nt SIZE; November, S84 DSS9c; clos
ing at sStc; Decent her, 80 l3 l6 90c. closing at
sole; January, OH 0914c. closing at 91Ac; Feb
ruary, 92s a 92bc, closing a, q2ac; March. 93b %
93sc. closing at 93Ac; April S4t o4se, closing at
Gate: May. 95a e59c. closing at 95sc
Corn-Spot lots heavy and shade lower Op-
tons opened a trhe better, later declined la c;
closing weak Receipts. 81, 200 bu; exports ~
AGO bu salos, 296. 600 bu futures and lis. 900 bu
vator. Az 045e delivered: No. July, 44c, clos
ing ~ 44c; August. 45i a 45sc, closing at 45Ac;
September, 46t % 6fc. closing at 46ic; October,
S7t947ac, closing at 47ic.
Cats-Recsipts, $4,000 Blu; sales, l35, 900 bu
futures and $4,000 bu spot; mixed Western,
35437c; white Western. 80 043c.
RAY Qui@t huu rt~huy'
Hops unchanged aud dull.
Coffee-Spot fair Rio steady at Isle: options
strong and higher, but trading light Sales
sc 250 bags; July 16 65 a 1871 Soc; August 10 so d
IL 0oc; Septem Der 10 % IL l5c; October II co.
H. 26c; November IL. IS a H. 25c; December H. 10
ali. Doc; January HOO H. zoe; February IT. 30c:
April ~ 20 0l7 25c. Sugar steady and In mod
crate inquiry; English Island. 81 rest .. Ice; re-
fined quiet and barely steady; confectionery A
500 05ac; cubes 81 as 94c Molasses dull and
nominal Rice steady.
Tallow steady. Rosin duh at 81 I00115
Eggs rather easy; receipts 1887 packages;
Western 120l44c.
Pork moderately active and steady. Sales OF
400 barrels Cut meats Arm; picked bellies Sic
Lard a couple % points higher. but quiet;
western steam. spot 84c closing $50 bid;
August 6 52 u g. 800: SOFTEN Der 90 a g. 97c Octo-
Der 81 a O3c: November SOC; December @ SO
az egc; city steam o Boo
Butter quiet and Arm Western 10 zoe: West
err creamery 10 a zoe. Cheese quiet and steady.
CHICAGO. July IL The wheat market
opened actively and with showing OF greater
rtrsncth. partly due 10 nleher prices on the New
York market August started 10 higher, mt
734c The Saturday talk OF Q decrease in the
visible simply continued this morning.. with
more or less Of buliish effect, At least enough
70 hold August up TO 73e 173ac, whore 10 re-
NAMED with q good deal Of persistsncy. After
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Cotton.

NEW YORK. July Ito. L. Greene g. Co.'S report
cotton futures says: There was some liberal deal
ing in contracts but tho bulk Of the business the
suit Of pressure to realize and heavy decline
shown on old crop amounting to some 20 $50 points
mt time The weakness Of Liverpool and the for
ward condition of tho crop. with general holding
off ut the homo trade were the starting influences.
and as the market declined, increased offerings
stop orders added to the weight by bringing out and
liquidatng long cotton. Now Orleans was also
heavy seller here and altogether matters much
depressed. The crop not quito much de-
pressed, but lost about 10 points the extreme do
cline At the close there was small recovery but
unsettled feeling.
LIVERPOOL July 11.--Cotton steady with fair
demand Sales f00 900 bales including 1000 for
speculation and export. and 5000 bales American
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GRAIN AT HOME AND ABROAD.
Figures Showing tho Quantity In Sight In TIN,
United States and Canada

United States and Canada
CHICAGO, July 1.-The visible supply OF
grain July 8, as compiled by the secretary
of the Board Of Trade. was as follows:
Wheat, 80. 987. 1914 bu. a decrease of 425, 982;
corn. 9,502, 799 bu, decrease of GIG, 874; oats,
2,432 049 bu, decrease of $40, 422: rye 229, 245
bu, an increase Of 6. $40; barley 139. 93l Blu, an
increase Of 4.109.
NEW YORK, July 1L-Following was the visi-
BILE supply Of grain on Saturday, July 0, as
compiled by tho Produce Exchanges
Wheat, 80. 1877. 100 bu, a decrease of 1925. 937;
corn, 0, SOP, 416 bu, decrease of GIT 254; oats,
g. ,517 bu, a decrease OF 1885, 362 rye. 900 329
bu. an increase of S,419; barley, 136.478 blu, an
increase Of 1850
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INDIANAPOLIS MARKETS.
A Good Summer Trade In Progress and the
Tone or Prices STEADY.


Tone OF Prices STEADY.
INDIANAPOLIS, July IL.
In all departments fair trade for midsummer
Is In progress, and as In the preceding months
of this year 1t 10 handsomely in excess OF the
volume at the corresponding period in 1886. So
far as Indianapolis 10 concerned there has been
a steady expansion OF trade since tho opening OF
tho year;there has been nothing doing OF o specu-
lative character, but healthy profitable busi-
ness. In prices to day there were fuctua-
tions of Importance; even the coffee market has
taken on steady tone. The New York Shipping
list says OF the bean;
Notwithstanding the recent collapse Ia the
speculative initiation OF the value of coffee, and
q decline Of from 5 to cents in market prices,
there not q few in the trade who predict and
confidently expect that within the next six
months fair Rio will sell at from 20 TO 80 cents
per pound. What may be accomplished by
speculation. pure and simple, in the way OF ad-
vancing prices, 10 impossible TO form anv definite
opinion. for the simple reason that when spec
ulative craze has taken possession OF o market
there 10 an utter disregard OF the ordinary infiu-
epces that control values Taking into cousid-
GRAFTON, however, the ordinary laws OF supply
and demand in connection with past events il Is
difficult to fipd sufficient warrant for such prices
these sancuine authorities predict. These
views are based upon n large prospective, short
age In the worlds supply during the next twelve
months and there Is no reason to doubt the fall
ing off In the yield OF important crops that is
these calculations cisregarded the important
consideration that consumption Is quite as iex-
ible as production and just as readily adjusted
to surrounding conditions and circumstances.
The enormous increase in the consumption Of
coffee within tho past fifteen years in this coun-
try and Europe has been due to the relative
cheapness Of the luxury which has brought it
within the means of the poorer classes, the wage
Garner whose income Is fixed. These people
by far the largest consumers; in fact, 1t may
be said that they absorb the bulk of what 10
yearly consumed, and with them price 10 an all
imp tant factor, In short. sine qua nop."
Sugar ruled firm and steady with large dis
tribution in progress. The provision market
some articles frmer The produce markets
fairly active and the tendency to lower prices
is noticea BILE; however but few changes were
made to.dav. Eggs are weaker, poultry barely
steady, while apples, potatoes and vegetables are
in large supply and weak at quotations.
GRAIN
1t off day in the local market On
large arrivals of wheat prices weakened; seventy
three car loads arriving yesterday. The demand
tor shipment is light, but an early Improvement
is looked for Corn, all grades, was in light de-
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mon to medium S. 3003. 80; stockers, 50. 25 265
feeding steers. S2.5013 10; cows. $1-5003.O0;
grass range steers. $2-2503, 10.
Hogs-Receipts 500. shipments, 1900. Mar
ket strong TO SC higher good to choice $5. 0515;
common to medium, 81. 60 800; skips and pigs,
$3.O0O4-50.
Sheep-Receipts 200; shipments. Market
active and 25c higher. good to choice, So. 5OO40O;
common to medium. $2000325.
BALTIMORE July ll.-Swine full supply and
only fair demand; receipts 6512 quotations. tn
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OIL CITY Pa, July Educational Transit eerth.
Gates opened nj 6o7aci highest 81 iac lowest 80ae,
closed 60aic Sales, 800 900 brls elearances 3ga..
900 brls charters. 1907 brls shipments. no. sos
bris, runs n, 100 brlg,
NEW YORK. July 11.--Pctroleum was very dull.
opened al 6Oaio highest 81 idc lowest 6Oatc closed
OF 6o7sc. Sales, 200. 900 brls, Turpentno steady
ut 30 ac.
PlTTSBURG. Pa July 11.-petroieum dull and
heavy, National Transit certificates opened at 90 7sc,
closed at 80ac, highest, 81 iaej lowest, 00Ae.
CLEVELAND. July 11-Petroieum quiet Stand.
ard white hoo. 7c.
SAVANNAH Ga, July 11.-Turpentine Grm at
30i4c asked.
WILMINGTON, N. c. July 1l.-Turpontino firm
nj soc.
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OF Marion county Indiana, TOR the tWentyIour hours
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Elliott & Butler abstracters of titles Room %. -Etna
Building:
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